EK2380 Medical Sensors 7.5 credits

CM2008 Entrepreneurship in Technology and Health7.5 credits

The course provide insides into the value innovation and business concept development, analysis of the needs, market and pricing through the evaluation of competitors, key players and distribution solutions. The course give the knowledge and discuss fundamentals of procurement and interaction between private and public actors, intellectual property rights for a business concept, explain relevant aspects of sustainable development, strategies and business models for commercialisation

HL2034 Clinical Innovation and Design 9.0 credits

the Biodesign process is a key through the whole course:

IDENTIFY where the focus is on Needs Finding and Need Validation

INVENT with the focus on Ideation and Brainstorming, Concept Generation, Intellectual Property Basics, Regulatory Basics, Reimbursement Basics, Business Models and Prototyping

IMPLEMENT that dress the development strategy for: IP, R&D, Clinical, Regulatory, Sales

and Integration with the discussion over Operating Plan and Financial Models

HL2032 Medical Engineering, Project Course 9.0 credits

As an engineer you need to be able to integrate skills and knowledge from different courses within this programme. It is also expected from you to be able to construct a product or prototype from a given, not completely finished, specification of requirement, both as participant and as a project manager. To manage this you will also need to acquire new information and knowledge, which is a life-long process.

AAK2011 Technology and Ethics 3.5 (7.5) credits

Our point of departure will be practical ethical problems. These will vary each time the course is given but classical examples include conflicts between safety and economy or function, environmental effects of technology, conflicts between the engineer’s professionalism and his/her loyalty to the employer, work with morally dubious technologies, insider problems and industrial espionage, integrity issues related to IT, etc.

AK2036 Theory and Methodology of Science with Applications (Natural and Technological Science)7.5 credits

The aim of the course is to provide a deeper understanding of the methodological and underlying philosophical issues that arise in science, and inspire to reflection on such issues within the student’s own area of study. After having taken the course the student should have acquired basic knowledge of the foundational issues in the methodology and philosophy of science, specially as regards the natural and technological sciences.